Tame the Wind

Lovely Felicity Forsyth knew what the people of Kings Crossing, Georgia, thought of their Cherokee neighbors: savages, each and every one of them. But in Felicity's eyes, Jonathan McGill was different. The half-breed son of a chief, Jonathan was educated, civilized, and destined to lead his people one day. His darkly handsome and chiseled features haunted Felicity's thoughts and dreams, and he was equally consumed by his need for her. But the rules were clear -- and unbreakable -- as the two discovered when they dared to risk a love condemned by both Indian and white man. As the conflict over Cherokee land grew more and more heated, so too did Jonathan and Felicity's taboo passion until neither could be controlled any longer.